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II-23 LISTA No 2 PUBLICACIONES OFICIALES QUE SERAN SUMINISTRADAS REGULARMENTE POR EL GOBIERNO DE LA REPUBLICA DE Panama. Gaceta Oficial Registro Judicial ASAMBLEA NACIONAL Anales Diario de los Debates Leyes PRESIDENCIA DE LA REPUBLICA Mensajes Presidenciales MINISTERIO DE AGRICULTURA Y COMERCIO Boletín Memoria MINISTERIO DE EDUCACION Boletín Memoria MINISTERIO de Gobierno Y JUSTICIA Memoria MINISTERIO DE HACIENDA Y TESORO Memoria Presupuesto MINISTERIO DE RELACIONES EXTERIORES Boletín Memoria MINISTERIO de SalubrIDAD Y OBRAS PUBLICAS CONTRALORIA General de LA REPUBLICA Informe PROCURADOR GENERAL Informe ACADEMIA PANAMEÑA DE LA HISTORIA Boletín UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL Publicaciones Universitarias SOCIEDAD BOLIVARIANA Boletín ACADEMIA PANAMEÑA DE LA LENGUA Publicaciones. Agreement between the United States of America and Canada respecting unemployment insurance benefits. Effected by exchange of notes signed March 6 and 12, 1942; effective April 12, 1942. The Canadian Secretary of State for External Affairs to the American DEPARTMENT OF March 6, 12, 1942 [E. A. 8. 244) CANADA No. 22 OTTAWA, March 6, 1942 I have the honour to state that discussions have recently taken place between representatives of the Unemployment Insurance Commission of Canada and the Social Security Board of the United States of America on matters of mutual interest arising under the laws of both countries. 42 U. S. C. ch. 7; The United States of America, by the enactment of the Social Security Act (Act of August 14, 1935, c. 531, 49 Stat. 620, 42 U. S. C., Supp. I, ch. 7. c. 7 (Supp.), as amended by Act of August 10, 1939, c. 666, 53 Stat. 1360), has made provision for the maintenance of a Federal-State unemployment insurance programme in the United States of America. The Parliament of Canada, by the enactment of the Unemployment Insurance Act, 1940, chapter 44 of the Statutes of Canada, 1940, has made provision for an unemployment insurance programme in Canada. There are now in operation unemployment insurance laws in the various states of the United States of America and in Canada. The representatives of the Unemployment Insurance Commission and the Social Security Board concluded that it is desirable that the application of such laws be co-ordinated and integrated so that duplication of contributions with respect to the same services and duplication of insurance payments with respect to the same periods of unemployment may be avoided. In order to achieve this result, the Government of Canada is prepared to make with the Government of the United States of America the agreement which is annexed as an Appendix to this note. The agreement would come into force one month from the date of your reply stating that the Government of the United States of America accepts the Canadian Government's proposal. Accept, Sir, the renewed assurance of my highest consideration. N. A. ROBERTSON for the Secretary of State for External Affairs. The UNITED STATES MINISTER TO CANADA, Legation of the United States of America, Ottawa. I Definitions. Localization. Inapplicability certain cases. 52 Stat. 1094. 45 S. in APPENDIX AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT OF CANADA AND THE ARTICLE I (a) In this agreement, unless the context otherwise requires, (i) "agency" means any officer, board, commission or other authority designated by an Unemployment Insurance Law in force in any state or in Canada to administer the Unemployment Insurance Fund for which provision is made by such Unemployment Insurance Law; (ii) "state" means any state of the United States of America, the territories of Alaska and Hawaii, and the District of Columbia; (iii) "Social Security Board" means the Board designated in the Social Security Act to administer those provisions of the laws of the United States of America which relate to the Federal-State unemployment insurance programme; (iv) "jurisdiction" means any State or Canada. (b) Services performed by an individual for an employer shall be deemed to be localized within a jurisdiction if— (i) such services are performed entirely within such jurisdiction, or (ii) such services are performed both within and without such jurisdiction, but the services performed without such jurisdiction are incidental to the individual's services performed within such jurisdiction, for example, are temporary or transitory in nature or consist of isolated transactions. ARTICLE II This agreement shall not be applicable to employment with respect to which contributions are payable under The Railroad Unemploy 43 U. s. C. $8351- ment Insurance Act of the United States of America or to periods of unemployment with respect to which benefits are payable under that Act. 367. Ante, pp. 210, 465. Mutual fulfillment of provisions. Proviso. ARTICLE III The Government of the United States of America agrees that the Social Security Board will recommend to each of the states that it carry out the provisions herein contained, and Canada agrees to carry out such provisions: Provided that if any state does not substantially carry out any such provisions, the Unemployment Insurance Commission of Canada may suspend the operation of such provision with reference to such state. ARTICLE IV Bured. Services to be in (a) An individual's entire services for an employer in insurable employment as defined in the unemployment insurance law of a juris |